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Unavailability of labour force will impact production, says Maruti Suzuki

Firm sees social distancing norms as a hindrance to productivity as well

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The company reported a 28 per cent year-on-year decline in its net profit for January-March period largely because of tepid demand for its cars worsened by more than a month of long lockdown

Arindam Majumder New Delhi
India’s largest carmaker today said that the return to normalcy will take time as it solves issues regarding scarcity of labour and alignment of production adhering to social distancing measures.

“There is too much of uncertainty currently to predict when there will be a recovery,” R C Bhargava, Chairman at Maruti Suzuki, said highlighting that a substantial size of workforce has gone away to villages impacting production.

“It’s not easy to get back the manpower which have gone back. The new social distancing protocols also reduces productivity to an extent,” Bhargava said when asked about the time it will take

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